Sentence examples for interest in admitting from inspiring English sources

Saying the Government and local authorities had "no interest in admitting the scale of the problem in this country", she added: "I feel that actually representatives of leadership in this country don't really have a visceral understanding of what it is like in some of these neighbourhoods for many of the children, young people and families.

He was a financial adviser at the time but, despite a keen interest in cooking, admits: "I don't think I really knew what a Michelin-starred restaurant was".

Try and spark a definite interest in him by admitting you like him back (even if you don't like him, it depends on what your motivations for being with him are).

But in practical terms, he announced a cut in interest rates, effectively admitting that the last increase, only four months ago, was a mistake.

"I had an active interest in sex," she admitted, "but never particularly to the men I was involved with".

He had no interest in London, he admitted, and no plans to return later when he could take time to explore.

Any adult with a serious interest in art is admitted without protocol to a reading room with studded leather doors with highly figured marble surrounds.

"Leroy Fer, after the summer he has had, of course there is going to be interest in him," Adams admitted to BBC Radio Norfolk.

The Bank of England signalled it is edging closer to a rise in interest rates but admitted it is in the dark about the true state of the British economy.

There is still every chance that the election will be as dull as expected.It is not in everybody's interest to admit this.

Several people claimed to have spoken "in the public interest" but admitted that this was simply their own take on what the public might want or need.